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Flix is an open-source ESP32-based quadcopter project built from general-purpose components for education, research, and experimentation. Its firmware is written in Arduino-style C++ and intentionally kept compact so learners can understand the complete flight-control stack. Communication uses MAVLink over Wi-Fi or ESP-NOW. The drone can be controlled with a USB gamepad, radio controller, or smartphone. A wireless command-line interface supports configuration and analysis without a wired connection. The project also includes a Gazebo simulator that runs the original flight code and a Python library for scripted or automatic flights. ...

CarlaAir is an open-source robotics simulator that combines CARLA urban driving with multirotor drone flight inside one Unreal Engine environment. It is designed for research involving coordinated aerial and ground autonomous systems. Vehicles, pedestrians, drones, weather, and sensor streams can coexist within the same simulated world. Users can access both CARLA and AirSim-style Python APIs to control different agents and environments.

An OSX userspace library that allows joystick events to be remapped. Several joysticks can be combined into a single controller, and button/axes events can be remapped to new joystick, keyboard or mouse events. Advanced scripting also supported. Supports: * Applications that use IOKit (the newer interface) * Boxer (dosbox for OSX)

EduMIPS64 (aka edumips) is a cross-platform MIPS 64 ISA simulator. It can be used to run and debug MIPS programs that are written using the MIPS64 instruction set. It supports visual debugging and lets you see what instructions do in the pipeline.

This project was originally designed to provide an open-source replacement for PPJoy. The product, at this point, consists of virtual joystick devices that is seen by the system as a standard joystick but its position-data is written to it by a feeder application. An existing feeder application that takes advantage of this product is SmartPropoPlus. If you are an application writer you can very easily write an application that controls a joystick (e.g. mouse-to-joystick,...

This project intends to modelize a framework for remote controlled airplanes. This framework includes PPM/PCM drivers and data telemetry (location, speed, altitude) based on the SensorsAPI, to provide a reliable augmented reality for FPV flights

Java Swing application that simulated an out-of-order CPU. Support already exists for renaming, out-of-order issue, out-of-order completion, in-order retirement, handling of branch misprediction, and integer instructions (single-cycle, multiply, divide, load, store).

The libjoyevent library transparently intercepts joystick events, simultaneously modifying/masking/logging/generating fake X11 keyboard events as a response to each joystick event based on dynamically selectable configuration profile.

A plugin for X-Plane flight simulator to provide force feedback on supported hardware.

FlightGear Controller (fgctrl) is a combination of software and hardware (mostly AVR-based) that let you build a simplified cockpit for controlling aircraft in FlightGear and other flight simulators.

A self paced Microprocessor course for those with no Microprocessor experience but who wish to learn about and build devices with them. Starting with a early Microprocessor, the Intel 8085 and providing a Java based 8085 simulator and a PDF handbook the student may work thru assembly/machine code examples to gain understanding. Other on-line book links are provided. Finishing with a modern Micro-controller, the ARM Cortex-M0 based STM32F051.